Beautiful women can harm your health, according to scientists
Sexy!, but she can .... your health
Attractive women bring more agony than solace to a man especially new bidders according to scientists findings.
Sexy!, but she can .... your health
Scientists have claimed there is more to that radiated smile which beams at the sight of a beautiful woman, especially when she is engaged in a cat and mouse demonstration.
According to the report, just five minutes alone with an attractive female raise the levels of cortisol, the body’s stress hormone.
Scientists from the University of Valencia claimed there is more dangers when confidence is shaky on meeting a dreamed ‘bird’.
“The effects are heightened in men who believe that the woman in question is “out of their league”, said the report.
Cortisol is produced by the body under physical or psychological stress and has been linked to heart disease.
Researchers tested 84 male students by asking each one to sit in a room and solve a Sudoku puzzle. Two strangers, one male and one female, were also in the room.
When the female stranger left the room and the two men remained sitting together, the volunteer’s stress levels did not rise. However, when the volunteer was left alone with the female stranger, his cortisol levels rose, an indication that the body emotional system had been tampered with resulting from surge in blood pressure.
The researchers concluded: “In this study we considered that for most men the presence of an attractive woman may induce the perception that there is an opportunity for courtship.
“While some men might avoid attractive women since they think they are ‘out of their league’, the majority would respond with apprehension and a concurrent hormonal response.
“This study showed that male cortisol levels increased after exposure to a five-minute short social contact with a young, attractive woman.”
Cortisol can have a positive effect in small doses, improving alertness and well-being.
However, chronically elevated cortisol levels can worsen medical conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, hypertension and impotency.
Source: Telegraph.
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